Subj : Re: CGI not working
To   : All
From : ROLF KNOBEL
Date : Thu Jan 31 2019 19:17:14

Date: Fri, 03 Feb 2006 13:27:44 -0400
From: ROLF KNOBEL
To: MICHAEL PURDY
Subject: Re: CGI not working
Newsgroups: winserver.public.gamma.testing
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Strange.... the Perl bin directory with the dll files is in the path but I have
 a 
blank page. I don't know what's wrong in my setup, I didn't change anything 
with Perl because my SpamAssassin version doesn't work with newer versions 
of Perl.

On 2/2/06 5:57 PM, MICHAEL PURDY wrote to ROLF KNOBEL:

-> Rolf
-> 
-> I have tested Perl with your version and 5.8.7 and they both work fine as 
-> does PHP.
-> 
-> Perhaps Hector can offer further wisdoms based on your socket log.
-> 
-> The only time I have seen perl produce a blank Web output is when it is 
-> having problems locating the associated .dll which for you would be 
-> perl56.dll. and should be in your path statement.
-> 
-> Mike
-> 
-> 
-> On 2/2/06 2:54 PM, ROLF KNOBEL wrote to HECTOR SANTOS:
-> 
-> -> This is my cgitest.cgi:
-> -> print "Status: 302\n";
-> -> print "Content-Type: Text/Plain\n";
-> -> print "\n";
-> -> print "Hello World!\n";
-> -> 
-> -> this is the generated socket.log:
-> -> 
-> -> -------Request----------- size: 350 time: 29625
-> -> GET /cgi/cgitest.cgi HTTP/1.0
-> -> Accept: */*
-> -> Accept-Language: de-ch
-> -> If-Modified-Since: Thu, 02 Feb 2006 19:39:37 GMT; length=0
-> -> User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; 
-> SV1; .NET 
-> -> CLR 1.1.4322)
-> -> Host: www.box24.ch
-> -> Connection: Keep-Alive
-> -> Cookie: wcbbs=192.168.1.11:80; wcauth=(xxx deleted)
-> -> 
-> -> 
-> -> -------Response---------- size: 284 time: 6328
-> -> HTTP/1.0 200 OK
-> -> Last-Modified: Thu, 02 Feb 2006 19:43:04 GMT
-> -> Content-Length: 0
-> -> Server: Wildcat/v6.1.451.6
-> -> ETag: SERVER2
-> -> X-Elapsed-Time: 6344
-> -> X-BBS-CID: 28
-> -> X-Powered-By: Wildcat.Net v6.1.451.6
-> -> X-BBS-Name: Box 24
-> -> Content-Type: text/html
-> -> Date: Thu, 02 Feb 2006 19:43:10 GMT
-> -> 
-> -> 
-> -> This is all. Content-Lenght: 0 seems to be wrong and it's 0 for all CGI 
-> -> programs.
-> -> 
-> -> 
-> -> On 2/2/06 2:28 PM, HECTOR SANTOS wrote to ROLF KNOBEL:
-> -> 
-> -> -> On 2/2/06 1:35 PM, ROLF KNOBEL wrote to HECTOR SANTOS:
-> -> -> 
-> -> -> > I added the three lines to the top but it doesn't display anything. 
-> The 
-> -> page 
-> -> -> > source contains META http-equiv=Content-Type 
-> content="text/html; 
-> -> -> > charset=windows-1252". Shouldn't this be a text/plain with the 
-> added 
-> -> code?
-> -> -> > (I tested it with content-type and context-type, I think the x 
was a 
-> -> typo)
-> -> -> 
-> -> -> Ok, I'm a lost as to what could be happening.  The only thing that 
-> keeps
-> -> -> hitting my brain is the version of perl.  You said:
-> -> -> 
-> -> -> >  My ActivePerl version: 5.6.1 Build 635
-> -> -> 
-> -> -> Whats my version? ....
-> -> -> 
-> -> ->    G:\pxwin>perl -v
-> -> -> 
-> -> ->    This is perl, v5.6.0 built for MSWin32-x86-multi-thread
-> -> ->     (with 1 registered patch, see perl -V for more detail)
-> -> ->     Copyright 1987-2000, Larry Wall
-> -> ->     Binary build 623 provided by ActiveState Tool Corp.    
-> -> ->     Built 16:27:07 Dec 15 2000
-> -> -> 
-> -> -> I just retested it with a new simple HELLOWORLD.PL script with 1 
line:
-> -> -> 
-> -> ->    print "Hello World!\n";
-> -> -> 
-> -> -> and both IE and FF shows it!
-> -> -> 
-> -> -> See if the socket I/O is coming thru.  Turn on the Socket Log in the
-> -> -> registry (DWORD EnableSocketLog = 1) under:
-> -> -> 
-> -> ->    HKLM/Software/SSI/Wildcat/WcWeb
-> -> -> 
-> -> -> Get all the way where you about to to the PL test, open DOS 
window 
-> and
-> -> -> delete SOCKET.LOG.
-> -> -> 
-> -> -> Then run the URL and see what SOCKET.LOG says.
-> -> -> 
-> -> -> If there is no response data, It has to be the script engine.
-> -> -> 
-> -> -> Also, note to see if there is a DELAY or something in the script 
result. 
-> -> -> Let me see if there is an error log entry for any script engine CALL
-> -> -> errors.... well any error in calling the script engine is send to the 
HTTP
-> -> -> response.
-> -> -> 
-> -> -> I don't know, it it sounds the version of active perl is doing this...
 
-> -> -> 
-> -> -> If you can't figure out, I guess I have to get this 5.6.1 version and 
see
-> -> -> for myself.
-> -> -> 
-> -> ->  
-> -> 
-> ->  
-> 
->  

 
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